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Poem by Priscilla Denise Levertov Merritt Parkway As if it were forever that they move, that we keep moving- Under a wan sky where as the lights went on a star pierced the haze & now follows steadily a constant above our six lanes the dreamlike continuum... And the people-ourselves! the humans from inside the cars, apparent only at gasoline stops unsure, eyeing each other drink coffee hastily at the slot machines & hurry back to the cars vanish into them forever, to keep moving- Houses now & then beyond the sealed road, the trees / trees, bushes passing by, passing the cars that keep moving ahead of us, past us, pressing behind us and over left, those that come toward us shining too brightly moving relentlessly in six lanes, gliding north & south, speeding with a slurred sound— Priscilla Denise Levertov ![]() 1282 Views |
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